o Students were vomiting on themselves and on the Museum Floors...
Недавно одна из топовых б-школ по результатам школьной вечеринки для новоприбывших студентов разослала следующий е-мейл (поскольку дело, ИМХО, не в конкретной школе некоторые слова я заменил на ХХХ и т.д.):
Subject: Student Conduct at Social Events
Students,
During our time at SCHOOL, we have many opportunities to
strengthen the “SCHOOL” brand. Our relationships with one another and
the time we spend together, both at SCHOOL and away from campus, often
provide great benefits to students and the school. Unfortunately, there
are also times when students’ conduct can have a negative impact on the
brand. Since last party, there have been many rumors about what occurred
that evening. We would like to provide clarification as well as provide
a few reminders:
The Museum made the decision to shut the bar early because of student behavior, NOT because they ran out of alcohol. A few examples of such behavior included:
o Students were throwing things at a historic artifact: Tyrannosaurus , which Museum purchased for over $8.3 million
o Students were vomiting on themselves and on the Museum Floors
o Students were spitting at people
o Students attempted to smuggle in a substantial amount of alcohol (large trash bins full of bottles and cans and flasks)
o Students passed out in high-traffic areas
o Students arrived at an open bar event already too overserved
While these examples apply to a very small minority of students,
it only takes a few negative incidents to tarnish our brand. It is
pretty embarrassing that the Museum will refuse to host future
SCHOOL events unless they can treat it like a high school prom, with
breathalyzers, high security, and chaperones.
The goal of social and cultural events is to have fun, but a
formal event at historical landmarks in CITY should not be treated as
a night out at the SCHOOL. Not only will few venues be willing to host
SCHOOL events, but this type of behavior can decrease the value of a
SCHOOL MBA for us and future students.
We ask that you bear this message in mind at future social,
cultural, and recruiting events, and that you treat students, event
organizers, and the host property with respect.
Thank you,
[redacted school administrative official]
P.S. Комменты с названием школы удаляются, сорри
Subject: Student Conduct at Social Events
Students,
During our time at SCHOOL, we have many opportunities to
strengthen the “SCHOOL” brand. Our relationships with one another and
the time we spend together, both at SCHOOL and away from campus, often
provide great benefits to students and the school. Unfortunately, there
are also times when students’ conduct can have a negative impact on the
brand. Since last party, there have been many rumors about what occurred
that evening. We would like to provide clarification as well as provide
a few reminders:
The Museum made the decision to shut the bar early because of student behavior, NOT because they ran out of alcohol. A few examples of such behavior included:
o Students were throwing things at a historic artifact: Tyrannosaurus , which Museum purchased for over $8.3 million
o Students were vomiting on themselves and on the Museum Floors
o Students were spitting at people
o Students attempted to smuggle in a substantial amount of alcohol (large trash bins full of bottles and cans and flasks)
o Students passed out in high-traffic areas
o Students arrived at an open bar event already too overserved
While these examples apply to a very small minority of students,
it only takes a few negative incidents to tarnish our brand. It is
pretty embarrassing that the Museum will refuse to host future
SCHOOL events unless they can treat it like a high school prom, with
breathalyzers, high security, and chaperones.
The goal of social and cultural events is to have fun, but a
formal event at historical landmarks in CITY should not be treated as
a night out at the SCHOOL. Not only will few venues be willing to host
SCHOOL events, but this type of behavior can decrease the value of a
SCHOOL MBA for us and future students.
We ask that you bear this message in mind at future social,
cultural, and recruiting events, and that you treat students, event
organizers, and the host property with respect.
Thank you,
[redacted school administrative official]
P.S. Комменты с названием школы удаляются, сорри